Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 25-26William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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enemy's position along the Partha river . | under Captain Bogue , to form on the left of General Blucher gave to the Prince Royal a Prussian battery , and open upon the co- of Sweden thirty thousand inen , infantry , lumns retiring ...
enemy's position along the Partha river . | under Captain Bogue , to form on the left of General Blucher gave to the Prince Royal a Prussian battery , and open upon the co- of Sweden thirty thousand inen , infantry , lumns retiring ...
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... enemy's artillery went to a distance . The enemy retired , and the whole field of battle re- Her Majesty the Empress Queen and mained in our possession . It was three Regent has received the following intelli- o'clock in the afternoon ...
... enemy's artillery went to a distance . The enemy retired , and the whole field of battle re- Her Majesty the Empress Queen and mained in our possession . It was three Regent has received the following intelli- o'clock in the afternoon ...
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... enemy's efforts to carry the rear , by a party of the enemy's cavalry , " hil were continued until about midnight , and made prisoner . In the centre , the " when he had suffered so severely from “ ropcated and determined attacks of the ...
... enemy's efforts to carry the rear , by a party of the enemy's cavalry , " hil were continued until about midnight , and made prisoner . In the centre , the " when he had suffered so severely from “ ropcated and determined attacks of the ...
Contents
Traitors in Canada 12 | 11 |
Abuse of Austria | 33 |
Answer to the Bourbon Proclamation | 65 |
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